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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27

bod elm nod rei&eres 9feiuItat, ais bic
erffen. or mar beinabe f&on ibersengt,
bos bier tein SdwtnbeI uorIiege. bod
alma er ber 8orF9t baIber su ben gisens
fbiitsrn Ger Wine unb tbeilte tbnei
NIT. er f6nne aber bic Wine tetnen
oficieuen Bsri9t trifatten, wenn inn
fir 4s Stunben ni9t bic grIaubniB ere
tbetIt werben wir6e, In berielbeu mad
Baiebeu arbeiten III Iafien.
Rad etniaem 3aubern uiaigten BITE
g~iaeutbimer in fem 8erIansen Elm, unb
am nd&ffen Worsen nabm er etnt9e
Minenarbeiter NIT fi4 btnunter nnb
Iies fril& brauf Loo orbetten. Bon ben
SeIsflden, bic onf biefe Befe aus Der
Rine IosseI6it worbeu wareu, nabu1 Ct
,ohlreide 8roben nit, m~ertwnrot9er
@e,ie aber seisten biefeIben BET ndberer
unteriu4uns ni9t einmaI cine Spnr pon
| @belmetan. Or fab iOfort, bag BITE
Brine .aeIal,en" mor6e1 mar, battle aber
feline S6ee, auf wel9e Beiie bic @ise1s
tbimer ben S4uinbel bur@geflbrt bats
ten. Rura cnti9Ioheu beeab &c ft@
au linen unb e1tldrte linen sera6e bers
aug. bah bic Mine nur tobtes 9effetn
ent6alte, unb for6erte fe auf, ibm Bite
pole @abrbeit gu fuaen.
Die S4winbIer iaben Elm, bag IS
tbnen ni&t me6r m6sIi@ mar, NIT Der
geiAe Semanb aH3ui9mieren, un6 leg
ten besbalb elm poles 9eftdnbuiB ab.
sic botten pom benz wei9eu Rail-, nell
der f4 fat INNER auf benz 8ooen Der
Riuenadnee aniammeIt, etnen 5aufen
tufammen9etrlst unb benielben nit
@oIbffaub in elmer ioI3en Weiie pers
mildt, baB bic Wii9uns anetn auf einem
@olbeeboIt pom $50 900 per Tonne Gr5
fdlieBen Iafen uirbe. SieIe Ufii9ung
luben fe alsbann in ibre @ewebre unb
fsuerten fe auf bic Wtueuwdnoe ab.
Dur9 bic @ewalt Der grpIoton wuroe
ber e~oIbbaItise Stof iber bic 9au3eu
Rinenudnbe perbreitet unb uertbetlte
hd auf bieiel6en 10, baB er fosar tn
bic t~leinifcn &iteu brGng. Utan tonnte
aberaa aus Der Mine v@r3~ nebmen
unb babel fiber fem, bag man auf 9olb
ftosen wirbe; freiIi9 burfte man babel
nidt Al lief in bic Wineneewdnbe etns
brineen. 5dtte bic Ntne benz Sa@uers
fdn6iqen ni6t pom p~ornsberstu 70 usrs
bd&tig ausgeieben, buun wdre er ebenlo,
ME feline 8orgdnser, benz S&pinbeI
gum Opfer sefaaen, unb bic gtsentbl:
mer Bdtten bic veeiolbeue Wine~ fur
einen boben 9reis utrtaufen t6nnen.
No6 f9Iimmer mar IS NIT elmer Vttne
in Rew Wsrico, bic 9Iei4faus BON tbrer
@i%eentbimtrn auf cine raifnirte Wsiis
.qeiaI,en" worbsn NOR. Der Sa4usr'
ltdnbiss bate nod elmer einsebenosu
1nteriu6uns srtIdrt. Ct weroe bic Wttn'
nidt empfebIsu, wenn man INN ni9t tr:
Iaubsn woue. bieislbe nod minoeitens
10 JuB tiefer gu un'e:iu4eu. 9ts
@isentbimer sinstn O0rluf sid. bssabsr
R9 aber in Der foleenben Na6t in brt
@rube, bobrten in bsrieI5en ia5Irei4t
966er uon mebr ais 10 SUB Giefe uni
fiuten bieieIben nit elmer 9oiung uor
Sob. Dos vSuIssn~ wdre ibneE Dor
trtiiti9 ~geIunseu. wenH ibr nd4tit9ss
1ret5en ni9t bur1 einen 3nfau emit
bsdt unb ~blossetsI!t wOrOeH more:
(D. B.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27
,6oIfonOo' an, cate snperior.

Seit etnigen EGsen 9ebt has 9erlGt
um, mebrere WiIwautee'r 9ei9dftsleute,
BITE on Observation-Disclosures IN Der Ste
eion am Gate superior betbeilist ftnb.
bdtten has SnbianersebetmniB o benz
8orbanbeniein elmer f61mIt9en Sdass
TANNER pom @ol6 unb Silber i'm Nors
ben bes Gate Superior eutbiiut uub ieten
ieSt i'm 8esriff, NIT benz 9e6en bes uns
ermesIt9eu S9ases gu beginner. Wte
uieI @abres on benz 9eri3t 1T, has
muB sund4ft babinsefsut bleibeu, aber
bic W6aIi1teit elmer foI9en @ntbeduna,
wie fe 6a eema9t fetn fou. TIT teiness
wess ausgei4Iohen.
Dor hunbert Snhren etwa mot es unter
allen Snbiansritdmmen int Norben unb
Notbwefen betannt, bag es i'm 0orten
pen Qate Superior cine @esenb CAB, aus
Der ein,elne Subianer, bic tn tas 9es
bctmniB einaeweibt waren, toffbareS tIde
q~ebieoenen @oIbes unb SiIbers boIten.
$50 6as f@dtereide Qanb lag, bas mug
ten chen MUIR bic @~tnseweibten, unb por
ben @eiBsn, bic natirIl9erweiie aud
bouon b6rten, ~wur6eeas 9ebeimnib for9s
fdltis sebhtet.
Die Gage pom benz f~abeIboften Cob
Ionbe uereIbte f9 pon Generation 3u
Generation, uub Re 1T ou& isst unter
ben reberreiten Der Snbianerfdmme nod
nidt ouseeliorben, wenn aud f4on Iange
feline proben gebiegenen 9oIbes unb
SiIbers mebr BON oortber tn ben 8ers
tebr ssIanstsn. 8eriu9e, BITE I'M 2aufe
Der Subr8ebnte pom 3eit Su 3eit sema@t
wur6en, has moi ameritanif9e Sol
touta" su tntbtdsn, bIieben usrsebIi9,
bis es iest msbrereu MiIDouteern &c:
sIidt lsin fou, binter bas @sbeimniB gu
tommen, un6 Swar bur4 ben Beifanb
zines 9aIbin6ianers, Der Dor apet Sab.
rem ais 6Ii9tIius aus benz bamaIs oufs
ftdnbii5eu .Ror6weften o Britif9s
Amerifa mad Der @esenb an 2ate Gus
perior tam unb in eineu Der Stdmme
baieIbf aufsenommen wurbe, na@beuI
CT f9 NIT elmer Snbianerin eibetratbet.
Dieter 6uIbbIut: Snbiauer iou uieI NIT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27
Sic md@He enmnentnHerniB.

1leber bic ~biesidbrise au1 Is. ausuf
ffattfn>enSe totale SonntnfuiterniB,
weI&e pen Der Office on biz nl9 Sfs
Sibirien bin f9tbar fem mir6, beri9tet
mon aus &uBIanb. baB lie bic Afronoz
men baleIbff auf's 2ebbaftete bei9dfs
ttet. @s werbsu perf8iebtns oitrono>
ntl9e @rpebittouen uorbereitet, INN bies
fes RaturereisniB 3u beOba@ten. 3wsi
beltf4e Stationtn wsrbtn i'm @ouper>
nsmint Gwer erri9tet, bte etne auf benz
9ute hes Generals Wafewstp, bic n
bere auf benz Cute hes Ata6emiters
OwHidnnitow. Sn RineI9ma (@ou:
permanent Rafroma) werben 3wei Wit:
slieber Der vtsI. aftronomii9en 9eieGs
i@aft", in 4onbon, Der Rostauer BRO:
fefor Brebt9in unb Der ameritonii9e
Afronom 0onns bic 5infe,niB beoba9s
ten. DIR ct. Yetersburssr Profefor
@Iuienopp wir6 feline Beobadtunsen in
9IaIow (@ouuei uemsnt Wiatfo) anlteIs
len. Die itaIienif9en astronomer Eac:
9ini uub Rieo reifen nod &rasnoiarsti
In Sibirien. gtne fransoff4e @rpebis
tion tommt mad S~awibowta, tn Der
Rdbe Der st. Ystersburs zMostauer
@ifenbabu". Die Brofchnren Brebi@in
unb 9Iaieuapp b~ersiten iest f@on bas
Bublitum bur9 6ffentIi9e SorIeiunsen
anf bieie i~ntsrehanten Ratureri@einlnz
gen Dor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27
Der Iausfte aamneI Der @elt

Sin @trt, beHen AuSflt rung eineu
3eiirdunl uon msbr els etnenl c5abr'
buntert in Anfpru9 9snommtm, birfte
man9e g~isenbstteH Don aI9smsinem
Sntsrsfe in SeJr9 auf feline 9d4t4te
barbietrn.
Gin foI6es 0ert 1T Der EunneI BEL
Sdcmnit In I'm IaIn. befsn Bau anno
1882 beI9Iofeu uurbe gum Swed, bas
@afer pom BIN S9emnistr Bsreperten
mad benz ticflfen QbeiIe bes @rdus
GboIes abBuIeiten. Das Wsrt lift iebt
pouenbet, nnb mad Der r8au5situns fir
llnearn" biIeet es ben ldnsiten tunnel
In Der WeIt. @r lit 10 81 NieiIsn
lang, ooer cine DteiIe Idneer aIs Der
CT. @ottbar6tsG unnel unb q 0teilen
I6nasr aIs Der bur6 ben Mont @enis.
Die 96be betrdat 9 6uB 10 3ou unb bic
9reite 5 SuB 3 3ou. Die SOften fur
bielen GunneI baben nabeSu bic Summe
pom 4 Wiuionen Dollars erret9t, iebo6
fdeint has @slb iibtramS weiie an9eIe9t
worben III iein; gum Winbeiteu bat bic
istt9e 9entrdtion teine tlria9e, gu
murren, ba bic @1iparniB, wel9e bnr3
bic nunmebrise abt9affuns pom @afere
bebemai9inen erBisIt lit, fi9 auf rs. 900
per Snbr beIduft. Gin anberer lmltano
nod psr6ient 8sadtuns: @enn mir
aueenbIidli@ ben @enuB Der ucn unle,
rem 8oreItsrn 9ei9aHensn Werts babeu,
70 wnren 9eStere in Be3us auf Q6bne
bod better baran. Der nrIprin9Iide
Sontratt fur ben EunneI, dn9efertist
1882, Iautete babin, baB bos Wert in
80 Sabren uouenbet werben iole fir
etnen Soffenaufwan6 pom IS Dollars per
@ue. IL Sabre lang wur6e mad 6iefer
8eftimmuns ssarbeitst, bis bic fran36:
fi9e &euoIution bic 25bne unb Wds
terinItofen b6ber ftetsen ma9te, 70
Swar, bas innerbaIb Der brei6is foTaens
ben Sabre wenis at benz @erte seorbeis
tet wurbe.
Sn ben na9foIsenben 10 Sabren NUTS
ben bossaen srOBe SOrtf9rttte ssma9t,
wOua9 piebsruul etn u0atser Stinfanb
90 Sabre lang e%tntrot, bis bas einses
brunaene @aher bic Winen edn3Ii9 3u
lberfutbsn brobte. @nbItd wur6e Der
EunneI in 1878 fertis seffeqt NIT einem
&often:A ufpaube fur ben nod lbrigen
G5eiI BON ITO Dollars per @ne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27


Wfisen nerfe5rtJ aben, 6oba aud NIT
cen e~rwdbnten NiIuouteern betaunt GEE
ruprhen iein, mn. benieIben bas @ebetuis
MIG, bas e pom 8trwanbteu ietner 6rau
erfGbreu bate, uertauft haben.
Der 6aIbbfnt;S nSianer bat fur ben
grets pom $500, bic Tim TN 8oraus
oeabIt werbeH muBteu, 70 fast bas ge<
ri&t, e;nen erfabreneu @oIbfu4er, ben
bic WiIuauteer in ibre Dienfte senoms
men battsn, bortbin sefibrt, mo Bite
S4dte I'M S9OOBe Der grbe In @sftaIt
pom nnsebeasr rsi@en cobb uno SLIDER
@rsen ~Derborseu ftnb. Das bstrefenOe
@ebiet aber seb6rt gu GAMBIA, unb es
uirb nod nmffdnbe un6 S9wisristeitsn
bieten, baielbft Befsre&t gu erwerben,
tnbsfen bOfeu bic uuternebmsr, bic:
ieIben Al iberwinben urb In ben Sefs
bes neuen 9oIblaubes 3u seIan9en.
(Seebote.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27

: Die totaEe ScnnenFnferniB bes Is.
Ansuf uirb anf einem ca. 200 Werffe
bseitea Gr6fri@ ft9tbor fein, behen fhbs
Ii&r Ranb bi1t Bis Wostau rei9t, mo
bic totaIe Berfnfferuus entweber gar
ni9t ober b69ftens Ia Setunber lang
beobG&tet werben tann. Die v9eterss
burssR ostauer gifenbobn@ wtrb uon
hem Streifeu, ben bic totoIe 6tufteruiB
btIbet, amii9en Rostau unb Ofaf4s
tom bur9f9nitteu. OiefeIbe wir6 f9ts
ia. fem in @iInd, Eoropei, Welitrie,
eutt, Ewer, 6aIiafn, Mosbaist, Omit
rom, SfusboI, S6uia, &afroma, &is
nei9ma, Srbit, EoboIst, EOmst, 6roBs
nofarsf unb Srtutst. Sn Stbtrien
banert bic totaIe 8erfnfferun9 Der
Sonne pier Winuteu, TN europdii9en
RuBIdnb basesen uur 2-3 Wetuuteu.
Die gauge Pbais Der Berfniferung
mdbrt eegen 2 Stuubeu. Gle besinut
TN uefIi9en EbeiI am friben MOrseu
unb bauert in 6~raBuOiarst Bis geseu
Wittae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-05-27
0eIaItene @inen.

gor einiseu Sabreu betam elmer Der
ti9hsffsn Wtnentrpsrteu bes 2anbes
ben NuFtraa, cine Urine in Nepaba su
unierIu9en. pom ter brei anbere Sa9s
uerfidnbiss bebauptet battsn, baB Re febr
treisbis ist. Or nobm fetnen eisenen
-dfoper@ nit un6 besob f9 su Der
Mtne. Seim crfen Slid aefiel Re linn
ni4t, ba IT iberau nut tobtes @eftein
fab, bod besob er fidSin bic Eisfe unb
nobm Yroben bes @siteins aus allen
Gbeilen Der 9rube, nm fe 9Iet@ bur9
ietnen 8eeIsiter unteriu9en 3u IafIen.
Gu ietrem grfiauneu NOT has Sra urs
9emein rsi9baItis: es Iieferie, mad ben
Broben Al urtbeiIsn, $500 bic Come.
Setner Meinuns mad tonnte bies niGt
init rc@ten Din9en susebeu. @r fiies
sum aweiten MaIe binab unb bottle f4
neue @rSprOben, bieieIben Iieftrten ies
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-06
NOTICE TO CRRDIToRs-Esrxrs OF

IN John II. Martin, deceased. Charles f. Smith,
administrator of John H. Martin, deceased by or
der OF the Surrogate of Hudson county, dated De-
cember H. 1886, hereby gives notice to the eredi-
tors of said decedent TO bring in their deb,s dc.
mands and claims against the estate of said dece-
dent, under oath or affirmation within nine
months from the date of said order or hey will be
forever debarred Of any action therefor against
said Administrator. cHAS H. SMITH.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-06

The place TO buy paints, oils aud brushes, in
large or sn = quaint ties is at Wood & Menaghs,
1888 Newark avenue and ITO Pavonia avenue
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-06
A CARL

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood etc, will send a recipe
remedy was discovered b! \ missionary in South
America Send self-aadtessed envelope to the
REv. JOSEPH T. INNAS Station D. New York City.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
A Suit,

On Wednesday last Ernest Keuhn
brought suit in the District Court against
P. Paroni for damages in the sum of s20,
900 for the seduction of his daughter Emile
Keuhn.
On Thursday Mr.. Paroni, although he
had not been served with the MINOR or
complaint, entered his appearance and
filed his sworn answer, in which he denied
emphatically the whole charge, The an
swer was fled for the purpose of having
the case brought to a speedy trial, as the
defendant is very DESTROYS of an opportun.
ity of exonersting himself before the COM
munity in which he has so long resided.
An attachment was issued in the case,
and the defendants meat market closed.
Messrs. VIM. Zadow and r. Sadler are
the plaintiffs bondsmen. Messrs. Baker
& Wines are attorneys for plaintiff, and
Messrs. Wren & Cheney for defendant.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
PERSONAL NOTES,
movements Of Men and Women
Here and Elsewhere.

G. @. Wallace returned from Cal;for.
mia last Saturday.
T.. X. z. Hutton succeeds Mr.. Wilson
as Secretary of the Eureka Con. Company.
fl. Donnelly, Superintendent of the Eu.
reka Con; Mining Company, is expected
home to-day.
lion. Thomas Wren and A. E. Cheney.
Esq, will leave this morning for Ely on
professional business.
Mrs. s. o. Wells and mother, Mrs.
Smith, and Miss Maud Wells have gone to
California to spend a few weeks.
Hon. M. d. Foley left last Monday
Ior Elko, to be absent for a few days,
but may possibly go to Reno before he
returns.
Il. E.. Oatman, Auditor of the Eu.
reka and Palisads railroad, left with his
family on a visit to California last
Wednesday.
Miss Aggie Hall left home last Wednes.
day to visit her fathers relatives at Fort
Hope, Canada, where she will remain un-
til next Spring.
w. j. Stevens left last Tuesday by pri-
vate conveyance for White Pine, and will
probably take in several camps in that
county ere his return.
j. L. Fast. ticket agent for the Central
Pacific at Palisade, who has been suffer-
ing greatly during the past week with rheu.
matism, was yesterday reported better.
Miss Gertie McGary, daughter of NJ.
McGary, of Atlas Hill, left on Wednes-
day last for Ottawa City, Canada, where
she will attend school for two years.
Reno Gazette: r. Sadler, of Eureka,
passed through for home on Yesterdays ex.
press train from San Francisco. He con-
templates taking his family to the Bay
during the coming month to reside.
Mrs. r. Hagar aud his daughter, Miss
Laura McNaughton, will leave for Ruby
Valley on the LIST of November, the former
for the Hagar ranch and the latter to take
charge of the Ruby Valley school.
Hon.. Eugene Howell arrived here
from the Bay last Saturday. and de-
parted for White Pine by stage on Mon.
day. We are glad to note that he has
recovered and again looks as good as
new.
Charles Mckenzie, for several years
Vice President of the Eureka Con. Min.
ing Company, has arrived in New York
City from an extended tour in Europe,
and expects to return to Nevada in the
course of q few weeks.
Miss Kate Dugery, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. T. G. Poujade, at
Ward du,ing the past few weeks, arrived
here with Mr.. Poujade last Tuesday
by private conveyance, and left for her
home in Portland, Oregon, the following
day.
DR.. Henry Hagar left here last Monday
for San Francisco, accompanied by his sis.
ter, Mrs. Childs. A telegram received
from him on Thursday stated that he had
arrived safely, and felt improved by the
trip. He will consult Drs. Lane and
Hirschfelder, two of the most eminent
physicians in the city, as to his condition.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
WHITE PINE COUNTY ITEMS.
Aseins OF Interest Clipped from the
White Pine News Of Oct. 10.

TAYLOR.
Wells, Fargo & Co. will open an express
office at Ely, with Sol Hip as agent.
y. b. Williamson has had his bond ON
she Aurum mines extended for thirty days
longer.
W. B. Graham has purchased of G..
Stein the lot and building adjoining the
latter's saloon on the sonth.
The Bailey family, who used to run a
milk ranch in Cherry and latter in Taylor,
are now living in San Diego, Cal.
DIR. Campbell, who has been out to
snake Valley on q professional visit, reports
considerable sickness in that section.
Wednesday night and Thursday morn.
ing this section was visited BY copious
rain showers. The Ward range got it in
the form of a snowy mantle.
Mrs. Marian Liddle has commenced
suit for divorce in San Francisco against
her husband, James Liddle, and enjoined
him from disposing of any Of his property.
Ross Clement, son of w. B. Clement,
came up from San Francisco on Thurs.
days stage. He went over to Ward and
will take charge of the Martin White
Company's property there.
Ed. Brasse and another miner, while
coming up in the bucket in the Argus
nine last Tuesday, were struck on the
head by a drill in a descending bucket,
receiving painful though not serious scalp
wounds.
ELY NOTES.
G. M. Thackston, ESQ.,, has been EN-
ployed to assist District Attorney Love in
the prosecution of Hugh Karnahan.
The Ely race track presents the appear.
ance of a small village. The accommoda.
tions there will be ample for all who attend
the Fall races.
Thomas O'Neil is building a large dwell
ing-house near his livery stable. Tommy
is evidently satisfied with the future bust
ness outlook of the county seat.
1t is expected that the Ely mill will
start up again about the first of November.
With the experience gained in the previous
runs this n ought to be a success.
Work is rapidly progressing on the
Courthouse. The intention is to hold
court in it on the 25th instant, but it will
not be completed for some time after.
Sheriff Humphrey returned from Wood
River last wsek. He was accompanied by
J. W. Owens, who is now in jail here
awaiting trial for completely in the killing
of George Fox.
Riepe Bros. are covering the streets
around their hotel with gravel. They are
determined to settle the dust problem in a
practical manner. 1t is to be hoped that
the other business houses of Ely will do the
same.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22

Hon. Thomas Wren returned last Tues
day from a visit to Mt. Hope, and appears
quite pleased with the prospects. The
main shaft of the Bachelor mine has been
sunk to a depth of lao feet, and a drift run
northwesterly, from the bottom of it, 115
| feet under the ore body. An upraise is be.
| ing made from the 140-foot level to a Wine
from the 6O-foot level, and connection will
be made between both places within a day
or two, if it is not already completed at
the time of this writing. The extraction
of ore commenced last Saturday, and ship
ments to the furnaces in Eureka will COM
mence at once, and be continued. With
the developments made there Is several
months work on ore in sight, which i'm
proves in appearance, quality and quantity
as development progresses.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jackson House-A. T. Stems. Ruby
Hill; l.. ID. Fullmer, San Francisco; Eu.
gene Howell, Oakland; John H. DAILY and
wife, Mrs. H. i. Curran, Miss g. M. DAILY,
Newark; A. Fisher, Salt Lake; s. A.
Rodgers, A. G. Lover, City; R. Rawlings,
Prospect Mountain; F. Little, Chicago; j.
Clendening, Mound Valley.
Bureau Hotel.-D. Devlin, Tim Shine,
J. Mcmahon, Silverads, P. H. Mcclure
Steptoe Valley; P. T. Quinn, City; G.
Renshaw & wife, Huntington; w. H.
Kennedy & son, Mound Valley; VIM
Slattery, Secret Canyon; F. Bosks, G.
Bosko, San Francisco; d. Crowley, Ruby
Hill Tunnel; NJ. Sharp & wife, Miss Sharp,
Newark Valley; VIM. Laird, Adams
Hill.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
SOOthes and Heals.

Santa Able soothes and heals the men,
branes of the throat and lungs, when
poisoned and inAamed by disease. 1t pre-
vents night sweats and tightness across the
chest, bronchitis, pneumonia, whooping-
cough and all other throat and lung
troubles. No other medicine is so sue
cessful in curing nasal catarrah as Cailfor-
mia Cat-r-Cure. The enormous and in
creasing demand for these standard Cali
fornia remedies confirm their merits.
Sold and absolutely guaranteed by John S.
Capron, Main street, Eureka, New.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22

After a rest of nearly two years, the
neutrality-suspicious. mill started up to-
day, and the Times-Review predicts that
the clatter Of stamps will be heard on
tinuously for two years to come, and
furnish a steady stream of bullion ship
ments which will attact attention to our
camp. The ore will be supplied from the
North Belle Isle. The Grand Prize mill
will follow suit in about a week or ten
days on ore from the Nevada Queen.
There will be dividends in q number of the
Tuscarora mines before the snow leaves the
ground next Spring.-Times Review.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
Austin's Set.B Back.

Austin's present streak of adversely,
consequent upon the new co%mpany's fail
ure to come to time in the matter of
wages, being now over two months in ar
rears, causes q lively exodus from there
at the present time. Many steer for
Montana or Idaho, and those who have
been on the Comstock in years past are
most liable to return here. Among the
latest of these returns is Ike Nicholas,
Frank Coad and ST. Goldsworthy. They
still have strong faith in the old camp, and
believe that under favorable management
Austin will come out all right yet.-En-
tarprise.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
DI e D..

Evans, a native Of Montgomeryshire, North
Wales, aged So years.
In Carson City. October u, 1887. Mitchell
Camille, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Brule. aged 5 weeks and 2 days.
In Virginia City, october II. 1887. Margaret
Eva, youngest daughter Of David and Elizabeth
Mahoney, aged 8 months, 2 weeks and l day.
In Virginia City. October IL, 1887, VIM. Foley,
q native Of Ireland, aged 80 years.
In Reno, October Is, 1887, Geo. W. Nelson,
aged 81 years.
In Carson, October 1e, 1887, John Scott, a ma
sive OF Kentucky.
MI IN virginis City, October lo. lss5, Margaret
In Virginia City, October Is, 1887, Beatrice
Kistle, aged ! year and u days.
In Carson City, October IL, 1887, Ell Barley,
aged 6 months.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
That Naughty Pair.

Superior Judge Van Fleet, at Sacra.
mento, on Friday, rendered a decision in
the habeas corpus case OF DIR. E. l..
Cassells and Mrs. Lily Draper, the lone
the State Fair, and held to answer, charged
with adultery. The Judge said the fact of
all open and notorious adultery had not
been established, and DR.. Cassells, who
deserted his wife and children, and Mrs.
Draper, who left her husband, walked
from prison together.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
Wanted,

Information is wanted of George W.
Crawford, who, about six years ago was in
or near Eureka. He has fallen heir to con.
siderable property by the death Of his
brother. S. L.. Crawford. Samuel Q.
Crawford Of Hubbell, Thayer county,
one who will inform him of the present
address of his brother George W." or if
dead, when and where he died. George
w. Crawford was formerly of Washington
county, Iowa.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
Not the Springer Murder.

A Virginia Chronicle special from
Reno, Oct. 10, says: The rancher ar.
rested in Churchill county last Monday
on suspicion of being William Springer,
i fns Gs an his own wli =reoo q S mai the he
Stockton, (Cal,) officer who was expected
to arrive here this morning to identify
him was telegraphed not to come.
Several parties in town who knew Springer
saw but little if any resemblance to him
in the arrested individual.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-22
Ore ShiDmouts,

During the past week ore shipments
were made from the mines Of the district
to the Richmond works-Jackson mine,
IS tons; Fish Creek, 2! tons; Silver Lick,
6 tons; Republic, 4 tons; White Pine, u
tons; Silver Conner, GO tons. Eureka Con
Dimmick mine, 10 tons; Members, 8 tons;
Duuderberg, 8 tons: Silver King, 10 tons;
Paul Pry, IA tons; Robinson, Z tons; Jack
son, 9 tons; Marguretta, 4 tons; Rescue, 2S
tons; Barton, 8 tons; Hoosac, % tons and
Lake Shore, 10 tons.